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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

Mrs ChiaIa Cignarac, who is under sentence OF
seat for tho murlcr of her husband, had not eaten
ANYTHING since Friday up 10 noon yesterday Fathef
.,naeletus do Anglis of st. AntLony's Church sui
uyan-st called upon her OF the Tombs IN tho morn
ns and remained in hor cell for several hours Mrz
tSanaao acted perfectly national, and the two talked
and praye,l until she seemed 10 be 10 some extent
Consocd Then tho father induced her 70 Try 20 %
ent sorncttjn3 aud she took cup OF tea and s!ce
81 toast After the priest went away Matron Stone
GOT her 10 walk In the corridor little. She walked
with Difficulty sho Is almost physically exhausted,
And was glsi TO get back her coll, where She toll
her beads and moaned softly during the rest OF tho
Iay, Tho visit OF the priest hal evidently 5o0th-
Ing effect for although she wopt her grief was less
bysterical last might sho again t9ok food, and
OF an opiate. Father Anacetus VIII DO with her
again this morning, and II no finds her quiet VIII
probably begin preparing her mind for FRIDAY, when
She IA to be taken ont for sentence.
The priest h tho only one Who has visited her
shc has asked for her cousin Andrea. and in letter
10 Warlen Walsh bewailod tho tTouble that she had
brought upon him. Andrea is also IN the Tom65
awaiting his trial but IL IL not likely that they Will
DO allowed each other.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

Clerk Ormsbv behind his desk in that court when Lawyer
Halfway entered. Halfway IA Indebted to Ormsy 70 VIC
ex ont Of steuograpc notes When Ormsby caught
sight OF Railway he requested payment on the bill hath
WAY said he had money with him. OrnsDy then uHed
abusive to Halfway who aprang toward INC oar
ana made with MS clenchod inst ormsDy
also enched LIS squared his elbows and hght ap-
pea red 10 be imminent when Sergeant Cah separated INC
This occurred before crowded court ana
was much commented by the other officials as well rs "
the snectstors Halfway will bring suit against OrnsOy, u
ia said for defamation of character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
CoyFrRMA T7oy OF HEBREw scHoLARS

Temple Rodolph scholom at No. 10 Clinton-st, was
yesterday morning at the confirmation OF forty
and girls from Hebrew Free Schools The altar
bright with flowers and OF the audience and children
The exercises with the religions
mony OPENING the ark Prayers we're offered by two OF the
pupils Miss Solomon and Master Benjamin Cohen
special confirmation hymn The Rev Dr. Gottheil
delivered address and the Rev Dr. X Koher conducted
and rites OF confirmation. Urah Hermann
president the schools made few encouraging remarks the
Rev. Wise minister OF the Temple Roioph ScooD pro-
benodctop aud tho proceedings closed with tho
singing OF FL Keohana by the choir aud pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
THE TARIFF LEA CUES MEDAL.

edition 800 prizes for tho throe best essays
Protection by coe{ Students the American Proec
tive League handsome SILVER medal 10 be
deserving that next In order
original design. has engraved on the
outside eagle suggestive OF MtoDs vison OF noble
and kndlng her undazzled eyes at the full midday beam
purging abused sght at tie fountain
itself radiance whle tho whole noise tmorous
rockng birds with those also hat the twilight ut'
at what she means" The OF Trio
American Protective League encrces tho bird OF freedom
On OF the medal IL blank for the
the recipient The medal Of sterling silver three in
aud prize worthy OF the object OF tho competition
fitting recognition OF the intelligence and industry OF
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
ARRESTED on LANDING FROM A STEAMER

Charles Johnson builder and contractor Of Sanford
Fla who arrested arrival OF the steamer Nacou
che from Savannah sunday brought up In the Jeer
eon Market Police Court yesterday morning and remanded 10
await the arrival OF Florida official with requston papers,
johnson Is wanted IN Sanford fol- obtaining Of
under false preense e processes Ignorance 0! the charge
against him. and appeared be greatly surprised when
rested. He accompanied by his and child
mysterious prisoner who his wife ana child
driven closed Police
M Sunday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

AN OVERTURNED BOAT OFF SANDY HOOK.
Atwenty hve-foot boat catrgged painted white was
found bottom aide up outside Of Sandy Hook by .he tug
Moran late Sunday night She had no and nothing
SPOUT indicated her ownership or the fate her
the sails to this city and the boat
10 the Atlantic Docks in South Brooklyn II supposed
persons aboard OF her lost but inquiries
have vet nished q clew.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
yEw-YORK CITY.

NEW-1Okk I'll
Tho meeting the Society 10 conser GER
tain changes proposed in the society VIII Do heiaht 'o
Madison square Presbyterian Church at 10 a. IN tomorrow"
Tho herd OF Jersey cattle the property OF inc
hate Richard ~ Hoe will sold at Brightsde Farm huu'
Point on Friday morning. by Peter C. Kellogg q CO.
niece OF coal locomotive on tho elevated ran
av In front OF the Church Police Station on Sunday
night and injured Edward Hscket young man OF NO III
Greenwch-st
The funeral William J. Harlan. the coal merchant anu
mining died saturday took place yesterday
at his home 3l2 West Fifty nintst The services were
by the Morgan rector OF the Chuch
of the Heavenly Rest and the burial was In "ooda"h
Cemetery.
The programme the four huniredth representation OF
"Ermnie at the Thursday evening Will aKe ne
form of handsome OF the occasion The cast Oh
characters printed silk and the outside pages are
coored pictures exterior and interior Of the theatre
Hercats new magical have made decided hit at oa
London and century plants which are growing AT
the inches daymakng an increase OF nVe
feet they have been on exhbiton-ao attract
much attention 1t is observed that the lower BUDS are
already beginning to show signs Of bursting
play entitled hypoorite is in active preparation
Theatre ana will have It's nrt pro
duction Monday night The cast Will include osmoh"
Teare Newton Gothod Herbert Kelsey, Harry Courtan
Charles s. Dickson Tony Farrell and Misses Annie hopo
Miriam OLeary and Marie Bates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
NEW-JERSEY.

HoBoKHS-George Wellinger. Of No 1873 Court Alley a
driver Tor pattersons Eess hange himself IN The Stable
yesterday steraooR~'The boly discovered about
O'Clock and wasjsfen cold.
BAYoNShe body OF man who has not pesn iaehtc !,
I Yesterday tue XIII ku, at tlttst re Is
snpgosed been empoye Of the American
Eotnpany. The body was taxen 10 LOcXwoods moIsue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

LAWYER AND CLERK FIGHTLgd IN COURT
What would undoubtedly have eliminated in q hand 10
n,nd nsht officials averted this
o. w police sergeant tho Essex Market Police ceur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
WEsTCUEsTER COUNTY
,,ps cJ0NARALE TAXES FOOD.

MOUNT vRRyoxThe Crescent Lawn Tennis CpD i, hao
its grounds yesterday aitefhO anu o4"
ceptOn In Fuller's Han IN tie evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
THE PRESS sTIRRIyG Up TIE Police.

THE PRESS STIRRING Up TIE POLICE.
Superintendent Murray and Inspector steers were
not pleased yesterday with reports that liquor had
been so in several many liquor In the city
on Sunday their observations and reports or
captains direct contradiction TO such report. rho
law enforced they thought and the police VIII Try
10 prevent the sale OF liguor on future Sundays
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
WASH FABRICS.

WE ARE SHOWING AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
or FOUIARD sATEENs. CRfNKLE sEERsUCKERS
BATIsTE. LAWNS CHAMBRAYs. CAMBRIC AND
SCOTCH GINGPAMs, Al LOWEST PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
HINSarl.

MeSsr5.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Call attention to the special sale
i'm all departments of their store,
at unusually low prices, made
necessary on account OF the alter
atiOns and additions soon to be
made to their building. The sale
will begin, as already ADVERTISED,
this (TuesdaO morning, May ~,
and will continue throughout the
entire week.
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

fyfIssv Youss-General John MoNuta receiver OF the
Railway Company Edwin Cowls OF re C'rs.ama
Ifader and A. TalmaGe, OF St. Louis Hofst Brrns
SisE Henry. Adams Of Washingto1 Murray Hia Hoss
BSckingham Hotssidncy r. Farchid o. nsken9v,s ~
-. Wfnds OF Hotel-Theodore Cramp. OF Phladepbn
Murfecanf House-Ttu. sheard of Little Falls. NJ Y....
Brepoort House-AarOn F. Perry, OF Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

AIIhNfD'
TO-DAY.
sunrsc, sets. 20 Nom sets 1ls Mooa'saSs.
high
A. H-sandy Hook O39 Gov IsPd. los Hol Gate 254
p M-Saudy 1885 Gov Ispd. 2:lO He'll Gate. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
Announcements

Announcements
L. g. w. "PALATKR L. u w
THE NEW SHAPE STRAIGHT SHAN" COLLAR
White High Hats, So 90; elsewhere So.
Summer derbys u 90 81 s. 81 80 saving 81 on each
KENNEDY, 20 Cortlandt St, cor. Church, up stairs
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
1876 West G3d-st.
Hours-8 10 ~ TO T. Diseases OF tho Nervous System.
GenIto. Urinary organs Impotence and sterlty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
BROOKLYN.

The Rev r. s. Pardington of the Fleet Street Metnodst
Church has received the degree OF d. d. from ho orh
mortal University, at Athens, Tenn
Henry Chatne Of No. 1l6 Henyst died on SUNDAY IRON
Inflammation OF the bowels resulting from s"aomng ,nn
dagnoss OF and the treatment did not result IN
6ened He TO benefit from his foon and began
10 stsrve owing to his condition IT was decided on sunday
nv Gilan and Cotton 10 mako an heroic eHOt
10 save his life obstruction which proved TO DO an or
ange see had lodged ia the appendix anu
Inflammation and liberation until part OF the intestine ha9
eouged on Little oould be done for tho relief OF the ptent
AND ne died IN short time Mr. Charhed was at the head OF
rhe hosiery department in the T. X. Horton Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF aldermen. noon.
Trial Of Jacob sharp before Judge Barrett a o,.r.
Repu blican Committee Contested Seats @fana opors
House Han, D. IN.
Chicago baseball match. Polo GROUNDS p M
Annual parade review OF Police Department
Rapid Transit Commissioners Mutual Lie ihsu"neo
Building D. m. 80 No.. O - m
Frse Soil Ciau dinner, Teutonia Assembly Rooms D. m
Fsderal Climb No el9 Madison-ave, Sp m
lillian Russell case be Referee Hathaway. 10 a. M
Anna meetings OF Produce and Cotton Exchanges.
pilot Commissioners meeting noon.
New.York Driving Club races Fleetwood .: m
Brooklyn Choral society concert Academy OF Music oP ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

WARRANTED ALI, SILK AND WILL NOT CRACK OR
PILL IN SEAMS AT Csc, 81 % AND 81 49, HEAVY
p1ACK wATERED SILKS AT 99c, 81 49, AND 81 AZ
RACK SATIN RHADAMES AT CSC. 81 %, AND 81 ~.
500 YARDS OF 2i-INCH EXTRA HEAVY BLACK
SATIN DUCHEssE AT IL 0S; REAL VALUE - So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
REAL THREAD
SHEAW.LS

FROM sl9 80 TO sS3 90 EACH, ONE-FIFTH THE oRIGI-
NAIPRICE 4OINCH FLOUNCINGs AT 81 40 To 80 81
PER YARD IN GREAT VARIETY AND DESIRABLE
PATTERNS. COLORED GRAPE FOR HAT TRIMMINGS
AT lsc PER YARD; WORTH SOC, BLUE AND PINK
ZEPHYR EMBROIDERIEs AT HALF PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
B l, ACK

DRESS GOODS WE ARE SHOWING LARGE AsSoRT'
MFNT OF THE FOLLOWING IiGHTWEIdHT NATE
HIAIs VIZ; JAPANESE ZEPHYR. NUNS YELLING.
T,uIsr FRENCH BUNTING, BYONAIsE, ALBA
TRoss, SILK GRENADINES, &C. &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
100 PIECES PRINTED
CHINA SILKS,

GOOD QUALITY, DARK CoLoRs 5oci LIGHT coLoRS
0oc, Al IL. RICH AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. PONGEE
SILKS ALL CoLoRs. AT $50 24INCH CHINA SILKS,
ALL THE DELICATE SHADES, AT G9c RICH FABLE
FRANCHISE ALL CoLoRs. AT 81 10. 81 80. AND 81 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
BLACK SILKS.

WHICH CANNOT DE DUPLICATED AT PRESENT
PRICES.
100 PIECES ELEGANT BLACK SURAH AT &C., GOOD
VALUE AT goo 40 PIECEs"sUPERFINE sURAH DE
LYON AT 09c; USUAL PRICE 81 80, SATIN FINISH
GROs GRAIN AT CSC, 81 20. AND 81 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
IN COLoRED
DRESS GOODS

WE ARE OFFERING BETTER VALUES AT ANY
TIME THIS SEASON. WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE
pFsIDUE OF OUR SPRING INFORMATION OF NOV
rTTIrs AND COMBINATION sUITINGs AT ABOUT
ONE.HALF PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
r, H, MACY g. CO,
|4TH-STy SIXTH-AVE. AND I37F-ST
COL 0RED SILKS.

ANOTHER LOT OF BLACK AND WHITE STRIPED
SURAHS AT 40c. THESE GOODS POSITIVELY COST
SOC TO IMPORT ONE LOT OF 20.INCH EXTRA
HEAVY sURAH IN CHECKS AND STRIPES AT 69c.;
WORTH al 90 2O-INCH ALL~sILK RICH SATIN
RHADAMEs AT SIC. THESE ARE FINE GOODS EN-
BRACING ALL THE LEADING SHADES, AND ARE
GOOD VALUE AT 81 90 24ISCH SUPERIOR SURAHi
ALL THE RARE AND DESIRABLE SHADES. AT 89ci
WORTH 81 3j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31
lNCOuI.VG MERE
WEDNESDAY. JUNE L.

France London. Nat
Vertumnus ............ MontcgO Bay. and
City OF Alexandra Havana AleKa
THURSDAY. JUNE2.
State OF Nevada Glasgow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

WILL, Blk FOUND STOCKED WITH GENUINE BAR
GAINS WE NOTE PARTICULARLY EMBROIDERED
WALKING SKIRTS AT s4c, 81 a. AND 81 40, LADIES
GOWNS AT 74c, 89c, AND 99c., ALL FRESH FROM
OUR MANUFACTORY. ALSO LOT OF HANDEM-
BROIDERED FRENCH UNDERWEAR AT sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

DEPARTMENT WE ARE OPENING EVERY DAY
LINES OF WHITE GOWNS AND BINGHAM SUITS.
ALSO SPECIAL LINE OF sATEEN AND GINGHAMs
AT s12 80, MADE TO ORDER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NULL FICHUs, FROM 4sc TO
81 IL: EACH LESS THAN HALF PRICE. SPECIAL
BARGAINS IN VARIOUS LACES PURCHASED AT
THE RECENT AUCTION SALES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05

Sl2.41. In Ohio, where land is high, the
wages in lss3 were $3.50, while in Ken
lucky, where land is lower, the wages We're
hut $500. In Eastern States, with land
worth $40 per acre, the average wages
were S26.6l. In Western States. with land
worth $50 an acre, wages were $500.
How Will Mr.. GEORGE get around these
facts?
1t looks like the only way to abolish
poverty is to work and economic. Sitting
down and waiting a. ME. GEORGE does is
not the way to do it. His books are in
tended to confuse men and make them
dissatisfied, respondent and cynical, in
stead of filling them with hopes for the
future and nerving them for industry and
thrift.
This from GERALD MASSEY recited in
the books to which we refer is very appro-
pirate:
Work, brothers mine: work, hand and brain,
Wen win the golden age again;
Aud Loves millenuial morn shall rise
In happy hearts and blessed eyes.
Hurrah hurrah true knights are we
In labOr's lOrdlier chivalry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
BRIDGEPORT.

The Y. NJ. c. 4. will hold a grand sup
per and social in the new Y. NJ. G. A.. par
iorS In Oglcby's block ON next FRIDAY
evening.
Mr.. +. A. Drummond has opened a shoe
store in the room in Krkwood formerly
occupied by Mr.. Shin Smith a. a grocery.
Chas. j. ITeinlcin has returned from Al
bany Law School.
Judge J. II. Castor aud Percy White,
of st. Clairsvillc, were in the city ycstcr-
day.
Mr.. Woodruff, of Asthabula, il in The
| city calling on the Knights Of Pythias.
David Boston is II candidate for 4 gold
watch for the benefit OF the X. &. +.
The Woman's Relief, OF Bridgeport VIII
have anecktie social at IIeinlicE'sillal Sat
urday June II, for the hcnciitof the lods"'
The Knights OF pythias, Belmont Lodge
No. 100, elected the following officers at
their meeting Thursday night: Chancellor
Commander, John w. stun; Vice, VIII J."
Cook; Prelate, Il. T.. Kinney; Ma'ter'lt-
Arms, John ID. Griffin.
Wolland WOrley has entered suit before
Squire Howell against Henry Hose, tne
plaintiff claiming damages by the de''h"-
ants stock breaking into his fields.
Sadly the cuckoo is calling now.
Mr., Michel Ginin and sister, at Cadil,
are the guests of Mrs. James Alexander.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05

College as a seccnd-year student at the
age of II; remained three years, and WIS
compelled by falling health to leave two
months before graduation. At 90 she
married l.. A. Salter, a graduate Of the
same college, and they soon removed to
Argonia, where Mr.. Salter il practicing
law. Four children have been born I"
them, and Mrs. Saltcr, with all her other
accomplishments, is a model mother, wife
and practical hOusekccpcT. Her father
was the first Mayor of Argonia.
Mrs. Salter was elected by a twO-thirds
msiority-only one woman voting against
her. At the age of - this educated,
womanly wOman is performing in person
the duties of Mayor. She does not fear
them in the least, and it determined, by
the help of God, so TO conduct her office as
tn make it serve the belt interests of the
city. She is much interested in the enforce
ment of the prohibitory law, and in the
study of the best means of suppressing and
Graduating the vice that beset our Cities ."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
\ GREAr EASE BALL SCHEME.

The New York Worlds base ball editor
gathers from reports in circulation what he
regards rs a scheme to form 4 great twelve
club league, with six in the East and six
in he West with an aggregate capital OF
81. UOO.OOO. The men at the hea4 of the
Dlsl of organization are said to be 4. g..
SrNLpINu, OF Chicago; F. X. SrEARNS, OF
Detroit, 4. J.. REACH and W. SHhRsIG, OF
ruilsdrl, ht,. CHRIS VoN Z AHE, OF st.
Louis. and \. l.. @.nEN, of Boston.
The $1,000. nO0 Is to he DIVIDED smong
the club according to the value OF their
franchises. But the amount apportioned
is to have no bearing on the stock Of the
club. The UorH says that with this view
the men having the matter in charge have
selected the cities and clubs most valuable
to them in pertecting the plan OF Orglniza-
ton with the following result:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-06-05
THE SLUGGISH TURK.
His Primitive Means oi Putting o"'f""'
The Waterman and His story :" '"'
Night.


r IN SIN FraHrisrJ ChyOnicic.
who has not heard Ofthcse Constantine
nIe do,s and imagined himself walking the
strects of this city picking his way among
tbamg All. / think, would he agrecably
surprised TO find that they do nOt entirely
m~opopoIizr the right-Of-way, ut least such
is the ease in Pera. There they are not
treated with such respect, and conSr-
u~uentIy have sought more favorable quar-
tcrs. In Galatl, and especially IN STAN
buul, the Turkish quarter of the city, they
have full sway, and when they are not at
some pile of rubbish they are baaklng III
fine sun. No. | should not say that, for III
few of these dark, damp alleys hoes a ray
of sunshine ever penetrate: hut these dogs,
lazy from birth, lie about on street or slde-
walk, perfectly obllyiOus to all the noise
about Them. They move Tor nothing, peo-
ME 30 around them, horses and mules step
gently over them, and carriages turn SO
that the wheels may not touch them. one
stretched at full length on the sidewalk
occunies the whole Of that narrow way,
and IT is curious M well as disgusting
to see the whole line of humanity
change It's course rather than
disturb the %slunbcrs of that stupid crea-
ture. Each one, with its dozen or 40 COM
p%anions, has a block, and sometimes only
half OF that, in which il abidcs, and woe
,o auy stranger dog that enters that quar-
ter. I'm an instant every dog is upon hln''
and if his friends do not come To his rescue
he fares about - badly rs he can, and still
escape with his life. We feel safer to pass
on the other side of the street when one OF
these engagements is taking place, for 81
| fierce do the cOmbatants appear that they
would likely attack anything or anybody.
A dog il not often treated more than once
in this way, for he remembers hI' lesson
well. and keeps at home. ,
These crertures are always eating anu
still are always hungry: sy If they niuSi
be the only s~cavengers, they do their pest
Nothing il despised by them. nave eve"
seen two of them tugging away for the pos
session of some old piece OF cloth lhey
ert melon-rinds, roots, and in lact every,
thing thrown to them, yet they Will stahd
lopgiugly before a butcher shop and never
touch the meat hanging temptlngly there
and withinin so easy reach. Bnt let a zone
he thrown and a general u follows.
All have coarse, harsh hair OF a dingy,
brownish yello, have long, bushy tails
and a fox-like head. The are
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this agony and lead her gently adown the
vale of life to the end.
Yes, that is Sister Angela, with her
prayer book clasped to her breast. Long
years a.o Il wave of disappointment swept
over her Young life and this is what Is !elt.
4 wrcek2 Who can tell? And yet, Sister
Angela. Sister Angela, do not waken from
vnur dream. Clasp your prayer book
closer. closer, and keep your calm, sanity
ewes liked upon your guiding star; but DO
not waken from your dream.
ISABEL HuTCHKISS.